Oh, Tony!

For me it's The Dark Knight. Every time I rewatch it, it feels just as good.

Which movie have you seen the most times?

I started underlining and writing little notes in margins — makes books feel more alive.

Do you guys annotate, or keep books pristine?

I can't do silence, but I also can't handle loud lyrics while focusing. My go-to is lofi hip hop or ambient electronica.

What's your "work soundtrack"?

Maybe a "Career & Skills" board? Could be cool to share job advice, freelancing tips, study resources. Not everything is money or memes.

Money talk is fun, but honestly hobbies keep me balanced. For me it's running and cooking — both make me feel like a normal human again.

What's your hobby that helps you reset?

With high prices, high interest rates, and crazy regulations in some cities... I wonder if renting out property is even worth the headache anymore.

Anyone here doing it? Is it still profitable, or just stress?

Some people say to watch markets every day, others say that's a waste of time.

Do you track the news constantly, or only check in once in a while?

I like to listen while commuting, and I'm looking for finance or investing podcasts that are actually interesting (not boring).

Got any favorites you'd recommend?

I keep going back and forth. Index funds seem safer and less stressful, but individual stocks feel like they have more upside.

For those of you investing for the next 10–20 years, what's your approach?

I see people lining up for every new iPhone drop, but honestly... my phone is 3 years old and still fine.

Are you the type to upgrade yearly, or do you hold onto your phone until it dies?